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The major enjoyment of the film comes not from the experiment but its gentle meditations on belonging, loneliness, family, love and the nature of cultural, sexual and emotional boundaries. In addition, curiously, it's beautifully acted. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 4/6 | Full Review…
The major enjoyment of the film comes not from the experiment but its gentle meditations on belonging, loneliness, family, love and the nature of cultural, sexual and emotional boundaries. In addition, curiously, it's beautifully acted.
Wally Hammond
The way that thoughts and images slip and slide over each other is inspired. If only the characters were slightly less emotionally monosyllabic. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The way that thoughts and images slip and slide over each other is inspired. If only the characters were slightly less emotionally monosyllabic.
James Christopher
The cardinal sin of this kind of movie, however, is to be boring. Cuarn Jr does not commit it. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The cardinal sin of this kind of movie, however, is to be boring. Cuarn Jr does not commit it.
Peter Bradshaw
Agreeably short, but it's hard to overlook that it's only a parade of still images. A film, certainly, but not quite a movie. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Agreeably short, but it's hard to overlook that it's only a parade of still images. A film, certainly, but not quite a movie.
David Gritten
Paradoxes, riddles, exchanges; apocalypses of the mind and heart. This tender, funny, constantly surprising film is the debut of the year. November 28, 2008 | Full Review…
Paradoxes, riddles, exchanges; apocalypses of the mind and heart. This tender, funny, constantly surprising film is the debut of the year.
Nigel Andrews
The story, about a Mexican boy's overheated crush on an American student, is indescribably banal and amateurishly acted. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
The story, about a Mexican boy's overheated crush on an American student, is indescribably banal and amateurishly acted.
Robert Hanks
There are moments of self-indulgence but, overall, Cuarn Sr. should be proud. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
There are moments of self-indulgence but, overall, Cuarn Sr. should be proud.
Amie Bolissian
A charming and intimate photo album of the imagination in which time and memory, though up to all their usual tricks, still offer snapshots of a singular truth. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
A charming and intimate photo album of the imagination in which time and memory, though up to all their usual tricks, still offer snapshots of a singular truth.
Anton Bitel
Executive produced by his father and proving that talent is not hereditary, this ill-advised bit of showing off from Jons Cuarn is exactly what you get when artistic parents indulge their offspring. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…
Executive produced by his father and proving that talent is not hereditary, this ill-advised bit of showing off from Jons Cuarn is exactly what you get when artistic parents indulge their offspring.
Elliott Noble
The fact that the film unfolds entirely in still photographs may seem excessively arthouse, but this is a surprisingly engaging, impressively directed and ultimately moving coming-of-age drama. November 28, 2008 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
The fact that the film unfolds entirely in still photographs may seem excessively arthouse, but this is a surprisingly engaging, impressively directed and ultimately moving coming-of-age drama.
Matthew Turner
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